Video Vampires

The Video Vampires gang wax nostalgic about television, their favorite shows, childhoods spent watching the boob tube, and the 1973 TV Movie of the Week, none other than the original Don't Be Afraid of the Dark.

Join us as we sit down with our guest Solomon Georgio (Conan, Drunk History) and dive into the 1986 underrated Grace Jones vampire flick Vamp

After a year of talking about it we finally did it. We finally covered The Crow and we brought back Eric from Meth Syndicate to help us do it!

It's our one year anniversary and we've got a lot of ground to cover including the recent Suspiria and Halloween trailers and Hereditary. Then we dive into an in depth conversation about a movie that scared so many of us as kids, 1986's Poltergeist 2: The Other Side. Does it still hold up? Check it out now to find out!

The Video Vampires gang teams up with Matt Black once again and have a spirited debate about underrated and overrated flicks and then dive into Dario Argento's Opera!

The Video Vampires gang are back with an episode diving into 1986's Empire Pictures horror comedy TerrorVision. Along the way you can expect asides on Infinity War, Keanu Reeves, and Rambo 5.

In this episode we talk Alone In The Dark. No, not the Uwe Boll disasterpiece but rather New Line Cinema's under-appreciated slasher film directed by Jack Sholder (Nightmare On Elm Street 2, The Hidden) and featuring an all-star cast including Jack Palance, Martin Landau, and Donald Pleasance!

The Video Vampires gang get together with guests Carrie and Heather and talk Tobe Hooper's underrated follow up to Texas Chainsaw Massacre, 1977's Eaten Alive starring Neville Brand, a pre- Freddy Robert Englund, Marilyn Burns, and Janus Blythe. Plus, Mickey talks getting stalked by evil sting rays and Jess discusses one of her fav movies of 2018.

It's mini-episode time and this one has a special place in our hearts! We're celebrating the April 1st birthday of Video Vampires own Jess C with a viewing of the 1986 slasher comedy April Fool's Day. Plus the gang talks Escape Rooms and how they can hilariously go wrong.

The Video Vampires duo are back with a double feature episode where they discuss the two Tales From The Crypt films of the nineties: Demon Knight (1995)and Bordello of Blood (1996). It's a lively discussion about two completely different films, the history of Tales From The Crypt, and Billy Zane. What more could you ask for?